Columbian High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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1 Y fx ff MARY ALICE MENZIONATI Quiet and demure is she But just as friendly as can be. ELIZABETH KOHLI I will find my Way or make one. MARGUERITE BAUGHMAN My thoughts are my companions. CATHERINE SANDYS ' In a modest quiet way She passes thru the noisy day. CATHERINE CRUM If silence were gold she'd be a mint. YVILLIAM HARMON All I ask is to be let alone. ROBERT UHL There's time for work and there's time for play. EDWARD LAUTERMILCH ' He's hard to convince. - P-1 1 A fe N 1 L.. AN Q19 1: 1. .-1 C25 T i -fi ,J i.2l'l':4: 4:-. i Ir? mg - lr, E.. 'M 147 NA QFBPINEY V

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I 'x an 1 CHRISTINA COOK '-'High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. DOROTHY DeBUSMAN Full of pep, full of fire All in all, a real live wire. HELEN KLEINKAUF Her gift is quietness. JULIA MYERS Discretion in speech is better than elo- quence. MARY JANE MOORHEAD Always out for fun and glee The dark side of the clouds she fails to see. JEAN KELLER A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. ' 'IKGEORGE FLECHTNER Why hurry? There'll be plenty of time after I'm dead. GRATTAN DOWNEY I do confess that I be no less than I , seem. H fe I ' J ol K 1 v ' cmamusv ' ' a if In I NI L Y S ' ag-,

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Vx I 4 F -l y L.. HILDA XVALK She that was ever fair and never proud Had tongue at will and yet never loud., ERMA, VVOLFE Life to me a jubilee. MARGARITE WISEBAKER A fertile brain, a calm and purposeful' spirit. RUTH GROSSMANN Pure her heart and high her aims She is already treading the path to! fame. MARIE NYE There is nothing so rare as good sense. 'X CHARLES STONE Still water runs deep, but rapids are more thrilling. BURTON SHEELY To the Women he cloth turn Studies are his least concern. JACK STINSON 1 It is a great plague to be too handson e I ' ' a man. -.pw I. Axl X9lr-KA' P'--i fd ' Y ml' 'A x al' i ji! 2 in ef' v gf ,Ki I f 'M lgdlx ' i 1. E' 2 1. .. Aakig.. 5, .T7t1n-gig-LiLVHLj'Y Y fp Ile?